There will be four-episode reboot of the FOX sitcom dropping on Disney+
It’s not uncommon for characters to get spinoffs, be they movies or shows. Occasionally, spinoffs give some love to the bad guys. Antagonistic characters, sometimes even outright villains, get their own spinoffs on occasion. Here are 18 of those.
The bands will be doing a co-headlining tour to close out the summer here in 2025.
They are the Gunners, and these guys know how to gun for goals. There are 19 players who have scored at least 100 goals across all competitive matches while wearing the Arsenal kit.
"Pavements" will be released nationwide on June 6.
The world of "The Mummy" may be about to get a whole lot nastier. Lee Cronin, who directed the gory "Evil Dead Rise," will be directing a new take on that classic monster trope.
If Apple TV+ is hoping to draft off the success of "Severance," the show in position to do so is "The Studio." This showbiz satire, co-created by star Seth Rogen, debuts with two episodes on March 26.
It’s a trope, to be sure, but one that we tend to like. You have some sort of seasoned pro or wizened individual, typically a curmudgeonly sort. Then, reluctantly, they find themselves taking on a protégé.
Just because a movie gets a lot of Oscar nominations does not mean a lot of wins will follow. These films had a lot of bites at the apple but found limited success.
The Jonas Brothers have been making music together for 20 years (and been brothers for even longer than that). In honor of their 20th anniversary, they are hitting the road in a big way.
"Snow White" topped the domestic box office, but the gross was below expectations.
Robert Downey Jr. was vital to the birth of the Marvel Cinematic Universe on the big screen. His casting as Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, proved pivotal in helping to turn the MCU into the defining cinematic entity of the last 15 years.
"Only Murders in the Building" season four was filled with celebrities and cameos and it looks like season five will be following suit.
George Foreman, one of the greatest heavyweight boxers in history, passed away Friday at the age of 76.
In a recent interview, Amanda Seyfried asserted that she had a chance to be in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but declined.
"Severance" just dropped its season two finale and, within hours, Apple had announced a third season.
Two icons of 80s and '90s alt-rock teamed together for an appearance on John Mulaney's new Netflix show "Everybody's Live."
Paul Thomas Anderson new movie is slated to hit theaters September 26.
Sure, Manchester United has seen better days. Historically, though, it has been as successful as any English football club. Whether under Sir Alex Ferguson or otherwise, United has featured many football stars and several notable goal scorers.
"Elio" will hit theaters on June 20th, 2025.
"Ballerina" is slated to hit theaters June 6th.
James Bond is a spy. Ethan Hunt is part of a government agency literally dedicated to “impossible” missions. Arnold Schwarzenegger and company in “Predator” are highly trained soldiers (even if only one is highly trained enough to kill the Predator).
Liverpool is one of the jewels of English football. It’s either the Reds or Manchester United who stand as the greatest club in the country’s history. Liverpool has featured many impressive goal scorers over the years, some of the best to ever do it.
Director Darren Aronofsky helmed the polarizing "The Whale," which won Brendan Fraser the Best Actor award and now is setting his sights on "Cujo".
"Happy Gilmore" is one of the most beloved sports comedies of all-time and the sequel will be hitting Netflix on July 25th.